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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21


&ie mir aus Den 3citun9eH nIllcrcs
benad6arten Counties 5raufIin criebcn,
faub am 10. {. SO. cine SpecialIiBuHs
bes Sreis9eri9tes inter &oriib peg
m%eueriudblteu &idters SirSel itdtt, nm
Die pom GOpember;2 ermin mcrIeoigten
&laseu gu perbnnOeln. IA icoU6 i'll
pieleH 5l(len peoer ald9tr nod Ser
flaste iid) bereit ertldrten Die &crbanh=
Iuu9en i'll ibren reipsftiUeu SGllcn 81
b%e9innen, 10 uertd9tc iid bd5 0eridt
id)On am MittnO6, aber ielbit picle
fur5e sisuns befunoete, haB 8iejenl9en,
iuel6e 9eifi9e @etranfe Obne Die 9ebbri9e
5danflicenie ~pertdufen, ami feline Milpe
oes n%eueripdblten &i6ters re6nen bin
fen. Cine @n5abl @irtbe, Wel6e lpe9cn
Serfaufs 9eiiti9er @etrdnfe obnc &iccnie
uOu Der @ranoz SurD in Nnfldgc5nItnno
periebt iparen, erluirften einen Nutl6ub
ibrc5 Scrb6rs, i'll Der 9Offnun9 Dap
&idter Sir5el 9elinOer perfabren iuiirbe
ais 8idter Sean. Su bieiem Sale
batter aber Die @irtbe cbue ben 9fi6ter
gere6nct. &i6ter 9ir5el itrafte jeoen
llebertreter I'M 5000 neblt Soften fiir
GerfauT Don @etrIlfeH mO
$1,000 ncbIt Soften fir
bas 9alten eineS 9OOt=Sii6es pDne
9icenien. SSir er1udhnen Sbi9es Gum
Nub uno Srommen Ginger 2eute i'll itn=
ierem County I'M iie narnui auimfrfiam
5m NADER, naB audi in hielem Gountp,
tpie luir p%ernebnlen. i'll 3utunIt jeoe
%erleBung ne3 2icenle- 8eleBeS CUR In=
;eigc gebra6t wirh nm Den llcbcrtrcter
SIT il6erSeugen, paB c. bili9er lit,
S6anflicenien 5u eriperben, ais uRne
bielelben ein @ei6dit 81 treiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

Ni. ". Sauer, pm Berger, luar an
lcBtem SOnntag i'll u%nicrer Staot Nno
c~Gfrente audi ms nit icilttm &elihe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

Qppic, nas brei Sabre ate lphter
d,en bes i'll 8uurboi@ Spwuibip iuphnz
bniten @rt. =. :. 0urri&, ltorb icbt:
&pd)e nnd nur furiCm 9ronficiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
.nTtaliidr Snftrumente

mic SirIintn, 3tsb- ane Ruubbarm cRifas,
6dritu uIp. ~psTfauft esr unterse6uste yum
@bplrInle pTriis.
OsRaIs 5IRbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
Garm III ~bertaufen.
9lae. Die Is anaeht,

srlu9r tb bisrmit, an mid 3u rniribtrnSr Be,
tTdss bis gum 1. 5etrunr 1887 gu tealeid,rn.
ebeulo an MID batenpr J%prrsruHssu bis su
obtngrnanntrm SIss su rrflamirsn. unp bic
anerrnfaas bribrrleitig sntltsbenbru l~lnfcfen
III rrrbitfH.
A6tunsspUaf
Ssnrp 8iutbr eIter Berger. Wc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

&id)ter Snden crunrute lebtc gSpd)e
0erru 9ouis 0lmde sum- &prnntno pcs
oem Srrlim psriatlcncn 3hCpbpr
Sdneiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

0err 81. Il. Sducli, . 9tciu &)apen,
GsIntbst iif III n%nierer Staot 5u 8elird
bel ieinem Sobnc, 0rH. Z. Sd)ncl-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

FARMER mOlleH mibt uergcHen, CAP
SER :. y. &OctbemeDer fiir @dntc mb
Relse Die G6diten Mtartipreiie bt;oblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
BUR Woti3.
Garnl 10 b~erfanfen.

Die trm Srrrn Ssbn Rcpad sebrrise 6arm
son so adsr, unstfdbr ) Reilen lieIi6 ron
Gbamois etrrssn, ID inter siufistn Ssbin-
sunseu' gu s~srfaufrn, % Adrr FLAIR, nturs
@cbubaus, 5 3imner eutbaltrnr, gutter Ssi.
Ter, mtbrsre CUTE Stalunsrn nsbff anerrsn
Nu6euettiuhen, ales i'm belfen 3uffanhe.
NuG teFnhen iiG 600 S6ftdume auf hem
pIass. prsis $500; StniabIuns $1,000;
Rsf ua@ SsItsbsn.
6reh. {. @eneL
StTmann, SIC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

sine 9roBe 9ustuabl 9amel nnO
MdbdJene Clippers" iitr Mtasfen 8dllc
iebr biQi9 gu baben bel 8nI. &ler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

NusaeSeifneten @Htatphd gSeiu ruben
4~ieb6nbcr eiucs guteu Irppicns iii Der
56anfmirthl6nft bea Mrn. Ghd@. &im
,,trf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

Die gSeiteru @uidmaifinc lit Die
bette unb Su9(ei6 bic billi9itc in
Mtartte. 81 6obcu bcI y. @lumcr,
Neraer, Wu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

San!ermnarcn mno ipcciea EieroC9e=
i4irr ocrtduit j. ". 6Oetbcmeper &c
aenludrtis 5u iebr niebcreu ErCiidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

9lm na6Iten Samstu9 finoet cine
IrOGe Der ,,NpOtlc NnnO" mi 9Sirtbs
lOcnle hcs 9rI. 9pnis &indeual ltatt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

3ie Snsb aIi 9iri6e NM ,uii0e E"=
ter lift ielt lebttn Samstng nnrd nds
GeIeB nie0er per6oten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

SRiolse nes Sgaulucttcrs lteDt Ote
9ls6riide ii6er Sen Miipuri iton ct
mas ,tuHdeli9."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
500 TdbmaiGimem,

G0rWntcr il6er 100 n9auIs", Dat
lluterSei6nctcr ud6relo Der p%erIlUnenen
5cbn Sabre uerfauft. Bic neuc $50. )
9apis"= 9id6mui6ine lit Die feinIte sra
i6iue, luelGe nod je bergeitellt luurbe.
Seine llebertreibuug. @er Die bette,
cinIn6itc uub praftiIde Nd6maidine Der
@elt beIibeu nil, Der faufe Die oNteue
9aui:".
Oh hnhrn hi NJ /, Nn1enrittcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

liner tiifti9er 9teprdientanl, @err
Sus. Selling, 6cfan6 lid leBtcn SnnntaG
IN mierer StaOt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

6err 0snrg Gefottc reiits iestsn
.snmtua in @eihditem na6 Il. 2OnlS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

I'm Der Gunsert-6n tlc 9iebt's ieheu
Iaa irii6e 9(uitern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

Die Gissftte, bic in friibeten Sc9ten,
in Sol9e miIser @inter, oft iebr i6ledt
ausfief, bat Nun idon felt etrua fiinf
Sa6ren Die b69i!en Grwnrtun9en iiber-
trofen unb Sie beuri9e ii6ertrifft lire
Sorsdneerimen. 50 bides uuO i66ncs
@is in Bieiiser @eserb lit cine Selteu=
belt. 9eihsr gebm nit ben suten @isz
ernten Idledte @eiSen= mo Yfiriifcrn=
ten sepGbuli6 Snnb i'll 9anb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

5rl. SSa 9an9enOoerier beiinbet lId)
in @bamuis bel Sreunben 5u SeIub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
Mcrsen stbenO Spartaiie.

Qie @eIesesmiible lit acgeHpariig. in
uU0sr Gbdti9teit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

STATE OF MISSOURI, - We John Scherer
County ofGaSconade President, and Ro-
bert RObvn. cashier U1 said bank, and each OF
Us, do soiemnly swear that the above statement
j., true la the best of our knowledge and belief.
DIN President.
ROBERT ROBIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this
I4th day nf January \. d., eighteen hun
bred and eightv=Ssveu.
Witness my hand and official seal hereto
affixed. at Office, in Hermann the date last
aforesaid.
AUGUST MEYER, Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21
9ttmannsr Wolksbatt,

Battered at Tie Post Olioe at Hermann, Mo-, and
Admitted Tor II ansn:ssion through the mails al
ssOnd-class rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
IN lEIrY. Assn no rnr PoINI.

Dyspepsia IL drestfal. Dlsordered liver
Ia misery. Indigestion Is . foe 10 good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus IL one
OF the most complicated and wonderful
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oforder.
Greasy food, tough food. sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry. late hours, IT.
regular habits. and many other things
which ought rot 10 be, have made the
American people q nation OF dyspepiics.
Hut Green's August Flower has done 4
wonderful work In reforming this sad busi
ness and making the American people 80
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and be happy.
Remember No happiness without
health. Bot Green's August Flower brings
health and happiness 20 the dyspep,ie.
Ask your druggis, for bottle. Seventy
fvo cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
SUBJECTS OF CONVERSATION.

Thi. morning. In an elevated car. |
found myself beside an acquaintance who
has some p;e,ense TO social position. Her
slim figure was eneireled by huge sill
YER girdle. from one end Of which dAn-
gled for,y.six little chains. A, the end
Of every chain was irinke,. We fell
TO talking about III en-. and looked them
over, while she chai,ed Abou, the history
Of every one. There were fourteen Ro-
man coins, q latch key, penholder case,
vinaigre,te, skating medal. button hook,
glove bu,,oner. silver address tablet, tiny
silver button box, eorkscrew, a NINA
,ure eimster. achs,e laire watch, small
oxidirsd iron parasol, which. when open.
ed, became fan, bullet with which
she had killed bear on her brothers
ranch. q card case, a lock OF hair in a
lccket, two miniAiures-one Of Herbert
Kelly. with q dropping moas!ache. and
the other Of 0smond Tearle, with his eyes
turned heAvenward-a chain purse. a
compass, q small paper cutter, q dozen
old ,rinkets Of every conceivable shspe,
and q double-bsueled dog whistle.
"where did you collect them all'' !
asked.
"Everywhere." she said with a,hrug.
"Don', you find them troublesome"
"oh. no they're vastly useful"
show so
"Thsy supply subjects Of conversation
to men who are = little stupid in the
morning." she said swee,ly .-SdH F'an.
cisco AryoRaui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
EXACTLY WHAT HE SAID.

One evenisg. no, long ago. there ~as
arrested in a Massachusetts city al old
gentleman Of position aud Of cherry
habits. Tn, policeman said he had
found the Cd gentleman on tbs street
very drank. The complaint was enter.
Cd sgain,, him. bu, a. he seemed TO be
able 10 &c, about. he was released on bis
recogniIance. AMI sen, home Ia hack.
which hs paid for wish grea. slisri'y.
When bis case esms up in court. the only
witnesses summoned to prove hi, con.
di,ion were the policeman and the old
family seryan, Of the accused, faithful
and devoted retainer.
The policeman had given his testimony.
which was unquslihsdly 10 the fact OF
the old gen,leman's in,oriea,ion. Then
the old serysn, was called 20 the stand.
There was a expression Of Indignation AID
determination 81 bis ooan,enanes. lie
testified fatty. TO the surprise OF the court,
,ha, the old man was sober when be came
home. The prosecuting attorney pro-
eeed,d TO question.
"You say tia, MI Blank was sober
when be came home !"
"Yes, sir"
"Did he 10 TO bed alone p
"No, sir"
"Did you pa, him to bed''
"Yes, air"
"And he VAS perfectly 'Obsr''
"Yes, cir"
"wh., did be say when you Pu, him
70 bed ,"
"Hs said Good night"
Anything else ?"
ale said a. how vas TO cal him
early
Anything else
"Yes, sir"
"wha, va. IL, Tell u, exactly what
be ..id. every word"
ale said as how | was 10 wake and
call him early. fOr he was TO be oisen
Of the May"
The court room rolred. Add IN spite
Of the old servant. very posi-, i've iss,i.
mony. the accused Was COZ vie,sd and
fined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

sraRcnINo ANp POtisnIS0 SniKrs -
Pat little common white wax In JOvr
starch, say two ounces - The pound; then
n yOu use any thin patent starch. be sure
you use II warm. otherwise the wax Will
g, cold sni gritty. sni SPOT yonf Inca,
giglng IL the appearance % bslus stained
siih grease. SOW. Thea, a00ui polishing
shirts starch the fronts sni Wristbands
=. siln a. you caa. Always starch twice,
that f.. starch and DRY. thea starch SCALA.
Irou your shirt Ia The usual way. making
The linen nice and firm, without any AZ
temp, AZ . good nnlsh don't lift the plsiss +,
your shirt Is now really for polishing, bat
you ought 20 have board The sane siIs
A. . common shirt board, made OF bard
wool, and covered with oniy Que ply Of
plain cotton. Put this board into The
breast OF yoar shirt. damp The front very
lightly with = sponge, thea take POLISH
log iroa. wh'ch 1. ru sni bcyslei aliiie
AZ one erd, polish gently with The bevclci
part, tsklns care no, ~ drive ihs iin,n az
into wave.llkc blisisrsi Of course THIS re-
qaires little practice, bat ifyou arc care
fal aud perssVcrc, Ia short time 700 VII
b. able % give TIA, ensmeliike npish
which seems 10 be - mach waa: ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
pIIRTArIoN IN THE TREASURY
CORRIDORS.

Love laughs at treasury regulations a.
we'll A. AZ locksmiths. Some time ago
the chief clark Of the treasury depart.
ment Issued IN order prohibiting clerks
from visiting and promsnsdins the cor
ridors during business hours. Prior TO
this regulation the treasury girls spent
considerable time In visiting each other
and In walking leisurely around the cor
ridor with favofi,c masculine clerks.
For . time the new order edsctually sup.
pressed the abuse aimed ct. a. al per-
sons found visiting and walking about
idly were reported 10 the chief clerk.
The order still produces good results, yet
many male and female clerks. With . dis.
position for Irritation. have devised
plan by which they may enjoy |. prom.
enade OF . mile without being detected
By the minions Of chisfelefk. The treas
ury building |. sbou, three hundred ey
two hundred fec, in dimension. IL !.
quadrsngulsr In form. with . central
wing stretching from east to west. thus
converting the building into . double
quadrangle. Two elevators located IN
di.,an, corners Of the building carry all
corners from floor TO floor. The lensth OF
the corridors OF each story extended 10
a s,raish, line IL . full quarter mile.
There Il full mile Of corridors, forming
with their tiled floors. frescoed walls and
vsul,ed ceilings. q NOS, charming prom
eaade. To be found lettering on any
particular floor Il 20 insure . report and
reprimlnd, and repetition Of the offence
brings admonition OF suspension or dis
charge. Some Of the girls Of the treas.
ury are smar, as well as pretty. aud
have devised q plan by which they may
Join each other and their beaus without
fear Of the chief clerk aud his sen,inel'.
Meeting a, an sppOin,ed hour aud place,
these couples will promenade the entire
length Of the corridors Of one door. and
then. taking separate elevator. 80 a. to
avoid detection. will proceed to the next
door. aud lsisursly continue their spoon
ing while they make the circuit OF ii'
corridors. This is repeated until they
h ave uayened the corridors OF the tout
4 oor, when each will repair TO bis and
b er proper divisions. using both elevators
for ,hl. purposes. having walked mile,
killed bali hours time. and had "lovely
time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

A BADLY SCARED DARKKr.-An elderly
lady, Mrs. S.muelsor, was rescued from .
dreadful fate a. the Austin depot OF the
International. Iron Mountain and Great
Northern railroad. She was standing on
the track, and did not perceive the sp-
prosch OF the 80 south-bound traio. Al
The rlsk OF his life, Sam Johnsing. q color
Cd boy, dashed forward and rescued Mrs.
Ssnuelson from being crushed 10 death by
the popderous locomotive. As soon ss
Mrs. Ssmaelson regsined her composure,
she said 10 her rcscuer; "I'll tell my son
in-law TO see that you are properly reward
ed"
The heroic colored boz turned ~ pale a.
ashes, and falling on bis knees, said "for
De Lswd's sake, don't say nutila' TO de
kunnel about my savin' De life Oh his mud
he viii war me out Wild .
Svlis1s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
Acrv. Flosrxcr's TEMPERANCE Lie

Acrvs FLoExxcK's TEnrKRAscE Lie
ruRK.-The comedian W. J. Florence
preached . strong Temperance sermon in
= letter which be wrote . few days ago 10
his friend Oliver Lucas. the clerk OF the
Board Of Aldermen Of Louisville. Mr..
Florence wrote
Ny Dear on: One gallon Of whiskey
costs about %. and contains about 65
ffteen.oent drinks. Nov, II you mus,
drink, buy gallon and make your wife
the bsrkeeper. When you are dry giv'
her Is cents for . drink. and when The
whiskey Is gone she will have. after pay
ing for II. e6.75 LEFT. and every gallon
thereafter viii yield the same profit.
This money she should put away, 90 tina,
when you have become an inebriate. un.
able to support yourself and summed by
every respectable man. your wife may
have money enough TO keep you until
your time comes to I'll a drunkard's
grave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
PRETTY AND USEFUL.
DUsrER DI0.

Measure . strip OF gold colored satin si,
inches and q half Wide and twenty. -four
inches long. line with cambria or silk.
Turn back one end upon itself six inches.
ard sew the sides over and over, forming
pocket. Face down four Inches OF the
satin In q similar way a. the other end OF
the strip. and turn back the corners Of this
end TO meet each other on the right side,
80 forming q pointed end. Ron this end
through silvered ring. such ~ are used
on curtain poles, two Inches In diameter,
the end passed through hanging down over
the top OF the bag part 10 close II, while
the ring tackled In place serves 10 suspend
the bag. Pat bow Of contrasting color
where the corners OF the upper end ara
tackled back.
Asquare OF scrim three-quartsrs OF q
yard square. the hem feather.stitched In
gold color, forms the duster which IL 10
be placed In this pretty pocket, and the
whole hung In convenient corner ready
for use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
COOKING WATER

Charles Delnonlco used 10 say OF the
hot water ture 1.-THE Delmonicos were
the nrs, 20 recommend II TO guests who
complained OF having no appetite. TAKE
a cup OF hot water and q lemon, and you
win feel better Was the formula adopted.
for this aafi.aHorexic remedy the caterers
charged the price OF q drink OF their best
llquors--,wcniy.fv cents or morc-and u
certainly was q wiser wsy 20 spend small
change than In slcohol. Few people
know how 20 cook water" Charles used 10
amin. "rhe secret IL Ia putting good,
fresh water Into q neat kettle, already quite
warm and setting the water 10 boiling
quickly. and then taking u right on TO use
In tea, coffee or other drinks, before IL IL
spoiled. To let u steam, simmer aud essp-
ora,c until the good water IL all In The AZ
inosphere, and the lime and iron and dregs
lsft In the ke,ilc--bahl that IL what makes
a good mary people slck, and IL worse
N an no water ~ all"
lam very glad 10 Odd such excellent au'
,horliy on q question which has voxed me
sofely, no, only because OF my eplcureAn
tastes, bat because Is was nearly impOssl.
Die 20 obtain properly cooked water for In
yAlids AMI cOuyAlescents. A critical taste
VIII ~ OINt uANtSt hAHs 49,
nose has not already demurrct and given
warning. the fsiniest trace OF dead water
In tea, coffsc. porriigs and many other
items designed Tor the siomseh.
More frtqaenily than otherwise The
breakfast kettle Is set boiling With rem
nsnt OF yesterdays supply In II The eonee
urn has been neither washed. dried. summed
nor aired, possibly In The interes, Ola rig
"a and mistaken economy. some ol yesier-
DAYS coffee L. also "bollei over" and The
pArtAksrs wonisr a, their l.ssliuie and
dyspep,lc conditions. Whatever u neg
leeied the tea kettle aud IL associate pots
should be thoroughly cleansed, dried ani
aired ever day. aud In no case sho nd wa.
ter that has stood over "A hour In pitcher,
pail or kettle, be used for cooking.
Ifpcople viii dfink tea sni COLE, lei
them AZ lest have 10 a. nearly ire nom
poisonous conditions - possible. That
Iauch benec, may be derived by many peo-
pie from drinking hot water i not disPui'
81, ba, "a, water should b. freshly drawn,
quickly boiled In = perfect vessel aud In
meila,cly csc,i. Tue ilnes OF usirs, ihc
adding % milk. mlui. lemon or other trait
jalcs-, Il a matter Of prvfsrcnec ot special
prescription. This article has 10 View ih'
psr,sci prspu alton Of boiled or cooked
water --Lf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

Make nJur starch A. Tor orilnAfy starch
Ing, being sure TIA, II IL c-ilfely free from
Jumps. THIS, 90 coarse, can be guarded
sgains, by siraiuing the starch. Add
enosgh 20 ihs clean water 10 which ths
garments ar - be washed. - make II son
and lliil, slippery 10 The hand. Do not
use soap. nor lsi the fabrics lie In The VA
ter. bat wash them oct quickly. Add . H.
lie OF The starch Ia The same way 10 The
rinslng water. wriug dry aud hang up With
oat more starch. Black calico or cambria
dresses ws.Asi thus will look nearly as
fresh a. new. sni % fall colors; the only
prccan,lon needed IL not b gel too much
% the starch In the wash water Practice
will soon ietCh this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

Glorious Is troubled with insomnia, hi'
s!seple. spell coming on about two OF
three o'clock In the morning. His wife
sympathizss With him deeply. asa wife
shoald; bat shs suggested to him the
other day that Il was pity Tor him to
waste his time In bed when be couldn't
sleep, and wouldn't Il BE- . good idea for
him to hire himself out to drive . milk
wagon II would come in 20 nicely. she
said.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

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lishei. A copy viii be sent free % any.
body who sends three 2.ceni stamps. 20
pay postage, 70 A. T.. ofissy & Co. Bos'
ton Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

FoR Cur "A ,ofi rtg saiufst 4 " ~
raw ssg. follei sessrAl times To- reisla
moisture. boutd ~ he w0uut. vii give
Immediate riisf sid stop %. bleeding.
Molsisa The n. " Il becomes too dfJ Tor
comfort Nth 'gg Occasionally fur lev
hours. simple Bat ,rcc'nsl. 'Kesp, vhsis
an artery Il cot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

There l. A. eclipse this year ,h. Is,'on.
omefs failed - note. IL WAS the eclipse
OF AdAmson's Doisnlc Dslssm over al
compsiitofs. IL cures coughs. colds. aud
~ diseases 90 the throat. chest aud iungr.
Price 10, IS. aud IS cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

wAesl grease ani ell Other grease on
c1,tor gcD,is may b. iaisn oui with cold.
soI water aud any good soaps son soap
l. b,sL In cases OF long siar deg vet The
spot with kerosene oil aud Jet 10 soak Tor
some boar. then wash =, before directed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
v-IlippES TRADES.

I. Diyog ever sec s carp enter hei'
The other children have gorr - town
with "a ard ma, - uov hssr TIE house
aii % myself
3. l DO b llevs Peter Ia gfosias liiler
than te'orr.
sons psop,e laugh a. me ~hen ~ll
them a cAln l. the true iudsx ~ ptrsous
character. In nine cases oui % ten.
5 DOu'i cal The blackberry . plum
berry sound. much bcttsr.
G. Whenever Ilugh goes - he saw
Mill. I usIvonsly watch TOT bis isiurn'
fearing he nay cone IN cou,toi With the
sav. q. II |.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
THH HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

eorrespcndenoe ON practical toIies. coming
property under the bead of this column. IL 60
leited. Address all com Observation-Disclosures
fsr this department to Editor OF itomemskefs
ColamD. OxroRD DEnocnAr. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

A pr,coelons youth, prompted by an
unpleasant recollection OF the last Term.
says that school teachers are Ike dogs
''thsy lick your hand" This carried Oh
the palm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

Ifshoe manufactures aiop. lower scale
% wages. shoemAkers will wish they bad
stuck 20 TIE last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

The liver Ani kji0sy- must b. Kept Ia
gooi condition. iiooi's Ssr-a?Arilis Il =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
TnH nnSrON SrAR

There Il one drawback about bathing.
said Ayoung womani yoa cant wear =
hustle In the water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

"wha, does The ihcFmols,sf Indicate.
Eiwirg' "inilcsies temperature"